Standing offers

And supply arrangements: two federal registers, never added together.

What was ordered — professional services

3,787reporting vehicles2,496 reported every quarter

856with at least one order22.6% of reporting vehicles

2,931filed only “nil reports”no order in the quarters reported: we know it was zero

5,023ordersmedian $68,800 · quartiles $22,035 and $317,801

Who orders — 109 departments
Department EN	Orders
Canadian Transportation Agency	16
Canadian Human Rights Commission	15
Library and Archives Canada	15
Canadian Energy Regulator	14
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation	13
Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada	13
Canada Border Services Agency	12
Canada School of Public Service	12
Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada	12
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada	11

how it's calculated — Who orders

Who orders — where the number comes from

What goes in: 2 orders name no department: counted in the orders, in no row.
Source: SOSA — standing offers · Open Government Licence – Canada (OGL-Canada-2.0) · data up to date as of March 31, 2026 · link to this detail

SOSA, Government of Canada Open Data · aggregates of March 31, 2026

3,448published agreementsone agreement per number, whatever the number of delivery points

2,482supplierslegal name as published · 1 agreement without a name

136already expired, still published1 agreement “no declared term”

how it's calculated — What is available

What is available — where the number comes from

What goes in: Which catalogue agreement was ordered, and how much. Usage numbers present in the catalogue: 0 of 3,787. Usage suppliers present in the catalogue: 133 of 2,169. A supplier name is not an identity: the two registers stay side by side, never joined.
Source: SOSA — standing offers · Open Government Licence – Canada (OGL-Canada-2.0) · data recomputed on October 11, 2026 · link to this detail

SOSA, Government of Canada Open Data · aggregates of October 11, 2026